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What is the difference between early childhood intelligence and adult intelligence ?

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  1. Early childhood intelligence is assessed in terms of motor, cognitive, and sometimes social development, while adult intelligence is assessed almost exclusively through verbal, numerical, and abstract reasoning measures.
  2. Adult intelligence is measured by the adult's physical abilities
  3. Early childhood intelligence is solely based on genetic factors, while adult intelligence is determined entirely by environmental influences.
  4. Early childhood intelligence is measured by the ability to remember facts, while adult intelligence is measured by the ability to perform complex calculations.
  5. Early childhood intelligence is measured by the number of spoken words, while adult intelligence is measured by the number of books read.
  6. Adult intelligence peaks in early childhood and declines with age.
  7. There is no difference between early childhood intelligence and adult intelligence
  8. Early childhood intelligence can be accurately measured with a single test, whereas adult intelligence cannot be measured at all.
  9. Early childhood intelligence is measured by the child's ability to read and write
  10. Early childhood intelligence is about learning new languages, whereas adult intelligence is about solving puzzles.

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